Episodes
Wednesday Feb 05, 2020
"How I Bought My First Income Property At 11 Years Old" (Show #156)
Wednesday Feb 05, 2020
Wednesday Feb 05, 2020
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Our guest, Nina Kempner, is a 15-year-old freshman who lives on a ranch in eastern Texas. She enjoys basketball and horseback riding. She’s also looking forward to college in 2.5 years.
She is here today to talk about how she got into real estate investing at 11 years old and hopefully inspire all the parents and kids out there that the best time to start is now and that anyone can do it at any age.
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Cutting & Self Injury: A Personal Perspective (Show #81)
Wednesday May 30, 2018
Wednesday May 30, 2018
In the U.S., an estimated one in every 200 girls between 13 and 19 are “cutting” and the number of cases is on the rise.
- Why do people cut?
- Why can't the self-harmer just stop cutting?
- Someone you love is cutting. How should you respond?
- What are some alternatives to self-harm or cutting?
Our guest, Janee Moore, will share with us her personal experience on this subject as well as answering many questions. She is pursuing her Master's degree in Psychology and is also the Program Trainer for the Idaho Humane Society's Inmate Dog Alliance Program,
Read the rest of this entry »Wednesday May 16, 2018
The Do’s & Don’t of Pre/Post Natal Exercise (Show #79)
Wednesday May 16, 2018
Wednesday May 16, 2018
- What is the pelvic floor and why is it so important?
- What conditions fall into the pelvic floor dysfunction category?
- 4 tips to relieve back pain & pelvic floor dysfunction.
Our guest, Danielle Spangler, is a Pre/Postnatal Fitness Specialist and a mother of three children. She understands the physical challenges women face during pregnancy, childbirth, and recovery on both a personal and professional level.
Read the rest of this entry »Wednesday Feb 28, 2018
Wednesday Feb 28, 2018
Carlos M. Hernandez, our 19-year-old guest, was born into an immigrant family in the city of Paramount. His parents divorced when he was about 2. He saw the amazing efforts of his mother working multiple jobs to ensure he had a bright future.
Carlos began his first entrepreneurial venture at the age of 14. He later
Read the rest of this entry »Wednesday Nov 01, 2017
Wednesday Nov 01, 2017
Our guest today, Melissa Diaz, is an undergraduate at Cal State Dominguez Hills. She is majoring in Ecology and Environmental Biology and minor in photography. She is also an Instructor Student at El Camino Community College and a student assistant at Enterprise Middle School in the Compton Toro Academy program.
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Wednesday Aug 30, 2017
PPR Teen2Parent Talk Series – “Learning From Stress, Pressure & Conflict” (Show #45)
Wednesday Aug 30, 2017
Wednesday Aug 30, 2017
- Everyday 87% of the population lives under some kind of stress.
- Studies show that the average teen of today has the stress and anxiety level of a psychiatric patient in the 1950’s.
- 49 percent of high school students reported feeling “a great deal of stress” on a daily basis.
What can we do about this? How can we help our children and ourselves?
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Wednesday Jul 19, 2017
PPR Teen2Parent Talk Series - Netflix Series "13 Reasons Why" (Show 39)
Wednesday Jul 19, 2017
Wednesday Jul 19, 2017
“13 Reasons Why,” is the new controversial Netflix series that centers on a high school student who kills herself. It is raising the alarms of parent groups and school officials have sent letters to parents warning them about what their children may be watching.
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PPR Teen2Parent Talk Series - “Journey from Turmoil to Triumph" (Show 35)
Wednesday Jun 21, 2017
Wednesday Jun 21, 2017
- One in four young adults between the ages of 18 and 24 have a diagnosable mental illness
- Suicide is the third-leading cause of death among people aged 15 to 24.
- For college students, 23.2% of LGBTQ experienced suicidal ideation in the past 12 months.
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Wednesday May 24, 2017
PPR Teen2Parent Talk Series - “Divorce From a Teen's Perspective" (Show 31)
Wednesday May 24, 2017
Wednesday May 24, 2017
Almost 50 percent of all marriages end in divorce and Researchers estimate that 41 percent of all first marriages end in divorce. So about every 13 seconds, there is a divorce in America.
Why are people divorcing in the united states?
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Wednesday Apr 26, 2017
PPR Teen2Parent Talk Series - "Technology Consumption: Shocking New Facts" (Show #27)
Wednesday Apr 26, 2017
Wednesday Apr 26, 2017
A new report just came out by Common Sense Media & it found that our children are spending on average 9 hours a day on technology like watching TV, playing video games, reading, listening to music and checking social media. And the 9 hours does not include time spent using media at school or for their homework.
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Wednesday Apr 05, 2017
Wednesday Apr 05, 2017
Studies show that teens of today have the same stress and anxiety level of a 1950’s psychiatric patient. Things that make you feel stressed are called "stressors." Stressors can be minor hassles, major lifestyle changes, or a combination of both. What are the major issues that are causing stress in our teens? School, Family, Physical & Emotional Change, Social Life, Time and Sports.
Read the rest of this entry »Wednesday Mar 15, 2017
Wednesday Mar 15, 2017
OUR EXPERT GUEST IS BRIAN CHAO. He is a sophomore at the University of Pennsylvania. He previously attended Mira Costa High School and is from Manhattan Beach, CA. He is currently studying Cognitive Science and is very interested in pursuing a potential career in clinical psychology, experimental psychology, or mental health policy. He is currently involved in multiple mental wellness organizations at Penn.
OUR GUEST CO-HOST IS ANNA PIRKL She is a Licensed Marital and Family Therapist, CCAPP RADT-1 and Registered Art Therapist. She now specializes in addiction and recovery work, complex trauma, and anxiety.
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